The age of rock : sounds of the American cultural revolution : a reader /

Introduction / Jonathan Eisen. - Something's happening and you don't know what it is, do you, Mr. Jones? / Nat Hentoff. - Popular music since the 1920s : the significance of shifting taste / H. F. Mooney. - The new music and the new scen / Burton H. Wolfe. - A hound dog, to the manor born / Stanley Booth. - The Scene / Frank Kofsky. - Like a rolling stone / Ralph J. Gleason. - Groupies: A story of our times / Tom Nolan. - The decline and fall of British rhythm and blues / Ian Birchall. - "I used to think I was really ugly" / Fred Newman. - Stones / Alan Beckett. Comment / Richard Merton. - Rolling Stones / Michael Parsons. - Arts in society : John Lennon's school days / Michael Wood. - The music of sound, or, The Beatles and the beatless / Joan Peyser. - Beatles not all that turned on / Alan Aldridge. - The Beatles / Murray Kempton. - The music of The Beatles / Ned Rorem. - Learning from The Beatles / Richard Poirier. - New music in a new world / Wilfrid Mellers. - A family album / Alfred G. Aronowitz. - Baez and Dylan : a generation singing out / Richard Fariña. - Bobby Dylan-folk-rock hero / Lawrence Goldman. - John Wesley Harding / Jon Landau. - Rock lyrics are poetry (maybe) / Robert Christgau. - The aesthetics of rock / Richard Meltzer. - Frank Zappa interview / Frank Kofsky. - In person: The Mothers of Invention / Doon Arbus. - Zappa and The Mothers : ugly can be beautiful / Sally Kempton. - Rock-and-roll woman / Michael Thomas. - James Brown is out of sight / Doon Arbus. - A whiter shade of black / Jon Landau. - The way we are today / Paul Williams. - Nashville : the sounds and the symbols / Gene Lees. - Hank Ballard revisited / James Payne. - The first tycoon of teen / Tom Wolfe. - Underground radio / Tom Nolan. - A non-interview with a pop pro / Sally Kempton. - Captain pimple cream's fiendish plot / Harry Shearer. - Waiting for Morrison / Joan Didion